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I think that if we are truly Christians we are looking at this all wrong....true ...not true ...believe...not believe.....What do Christians do when they are not sure of what is correct?????? TURN TO THE BIBLE. So what does the bible say about prophecies. 1. the prophet must say that it is from the LORD.(witch he did by giving it to the Pope)(note: He doesn't have to be Christian to be a true prophet...check the old testament..but he must say it is from The Lord) 2. Prophecy must be told and pass on...(he gave it to the pope) 3. it must come true 100% of the time. Now that may sound simple but he must make a prophecy prior to making a prophecy that has come 100% true. The Prophecy prior must not be ...it will rain tomorrow. It has to be specific and in the future, but it can be multiple Prophecies.

The only part left up to interpretation is the last. I can agree that alot of this is Vega, but at the same time it has come true 100% of the time. now if you do some math and say that there is a 1/14 chance(take a deck of cards and guess one right out of 14 cards) that he would just be guessing right on each one; he would have 110 right out of 110 and the chances would be in the trillions to one. If that is not a proof of prophecy I don't know what is.

He has met all the Criteria by bible standards....He is a prophet. Unlike Nostradamus(can't spell). We don't know if he is or isn't because he never stated outright that this was from the LORD. people believe the lies as much as the truth.

Also he has another person to account for his love of people and the LORD. St. Bernard also tells us of another prophecy that he told that came true....Malchy's own death...Day and Hour. This guy is batting a thousand.(more like trillion)
..always refer back to the bible....2 more Popes left...ARE YOU READY????

Praise the LORD,
Love ya
Joe